Adrian Sampson

Indeed; this would probably be a good idea. The default behavior in most beets actions is "fail-stop" to avoid cases where forging ahead blindly would just mess things up even...

Yeah. At the risk of overcomplicating things, what you're describing is sort of a "transactional" file system interface… ideally, we could batch up several copy/move/etc. operations and ask that either...

Hi! This looks cool. I also notice that Mutagen itself added a feature to expose the LAME header: https://github.com/quodlibet/mutagen/issues/66 Maybe we should just use that directly instead of dnuos?

@jonthomas83 :smiley: I forgot to mention: here are obviously no constraints on technologies or frameworks to use here. If you like Angular or Ember or whatever, feel free to start...

Yes, good point! It would be great to reuse the same browsing interface for both purposes. (#736 mentions this as an extension to the API also.)

All good points. In fact, in that direction, we would be remiss not to look at the [Mopidy](http://www.mopidy.com) project, which shares much of the spirit of beets and already has...

Hi, @jtemplet! As far as I know, no one has started work in earnest, but I suggest you coordinate with @webpro (c.f. #1002), who has recently been interested in the...

Sounds great! And yeah, that's a nice layout inspiration. It will be awesome to see what you put together; I'm excited to work on this! FWIW, the endpoint for getting...

Cool! I'm excited to see how this goes. About the database wrapper: I would actually recommend keeping the frontend (in-browser, HTML/CSS/JavaScript) bits strictly separate from the backend (the Python part)....

Wow, this is very cool! I haven't had a chance to play with it in too much detail, but the progress looks awesome. I'll make sure it's on my to-do...